Meat loaf
You never guess what he’s doing now!
Meat Loaf is now trying his hand at being a TV producer.
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Singer Meat Loaf is working on a reality TV show for couples inspired by his hit “I’d Do Anything for Love”.
Apparently a TV series based on the 90s hit “I’d Do Anything for Love (But I Won’t Do That)” by Meat Loaf (73) is in the making – with and by the singer himself. As “Deadline” reports exclusively so far, Michael Lee Aday, the musician’s real name, is said to have signed a contract with the production company Nobody’s Hero to create a game show for couples for ITV America.
The show is designed to pit couples against each other in games to show how well they can work together. In each episode, two couples must pass a series of absurd and terrifying physical competitions. In the final game, as the final boss, so to speak, it’s about how much trust the couples have in each other. A cash prize awaits the winning couple.
Music also plays an important role in the show: the challenges in which the couples will compete are inspired by musical classics. Original artists and new stars perform these songs live in the studio.